Two Killed in Train Collision at Theodore Railroad Crossing
In Theodore, Alabama, a father, James Cobb, and his fiancée, Suzanne Wages, were killed when their car was struck by a train at a railroad crossing. The collision reportedly split the vehicle in half, and police stated the driver attempted…
Lafayette, IN, September 27, 2026 —
A tragic incident occurred in Theodore, Alabama, resulting in the deaths of two individuals: James Cobb and his fiancée, Suzanne Wages. The collision involved their vehicle and a train at a railroad crossing.
The incident took place in Theodore, Alabama. According to initial police statements, the vehicle occupied by Cobb and Wages was struck by a train. The impact of the collision was severe, reportedly splitting the car in half. Authorities indicated that the driver of the vehicle attempted to pass through the railroad crossing ahead of the oncoming train.
Further details regarding the exact time of the collision, the specific train operator or company, and the precise location of the crossing were not immediately available. Investigations into the circumstances surrounding the crash are expected to follow. The identities of the deceased have been confirmed as James Cobb, identified as a father, and Suzanne Wages, his fiancée. The accident underscores the dangers present at railroad crossings and the critical importance of adhering to warning signals and signals.
Story summarized from the original created by Natalie Williamson, Brendan Kirby, Gray News staff on www.wlfi.com, see more information here.
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